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Titolo originale: The Big Picture

1989
PG-13
1h 40min

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6,2/10

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Il laureato della scuola di cinema Nick Chapman pensava che la sua carriera fosse avviata dopo aver realizzato il suo cortometraggio vincitore di premi, ma ben presto scopre che Hollywood no... Leggi tuttoIl laureato della scuola di cinema Nick Chapman pensava che la sua carriera fosse avviata dopo aver realizzato il suo cortometraggio vincitore di premi, ma ben presto scopre che Hollywood non è così semplice come pensava.Il laureato della scuola di cinema Nick Chapman pensava che la sua carriera fosse avviata dopo aver realizzato il suo cortometraggio vincitore di premi, ma ben presto scopre che Hollywood non è così semplice come pensava.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,2/10

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Quiz
As Nick walks out of the Los Angeles movie theater, the short cigar-smoking fellow one step ahead of him is Jerry Maren, who at the time was one of the last surviving Munchkins from Il mago di Oz (1939).

Blooper
A pointed piece of equipment moves up and out of frame as Lydia is talking to Nick in her house.

Citazioni
Neil Sussman: I don't know you. I don't know your work. But I think you are a genius. And I am never wrong about that.

Versioni alternative
The 2015 Blu-ray from Mill Creek has only a mono soundtrack. It also changes out the end card of A Columbia Pictures Release for a modern Sony Pictures Television logo.

Connessioni
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Sea of Love/True Love/The Big Picture/Shirley Valentine/The Rachel Papers (1989)

Colonne sonore
The Whites of Their Eyes
Written by Christopher Guest and Michael McKean
Performed by PEZ® People
Sung by Michael McKean

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8/10

Under-rated film of the 80's

This is an under-rated late 80's film that captures the changing entertainment scene of that decade, with much humor and irony.

While the usual "Hollywood is phony" theme exists here, that story is always interesting, and it really scores when it reminds us of how success can be gained and lost quickly.

Martin Short is the uncredited star here, with a couple of hilarious scenes, the best one at the outdoor patio restaurant where he praises Bacon without knowing any of his work. All in all, a nice movie about movies, with some special surprise locations for movie buffs!

The late J.T. Walsh offers a subtle performance here, with one of my favorite (perhaps a somewhat spoiler line, but nothing to do with the plot)...Bacon: "I'm from Ohio", with Walsh's comeback, "my first wife is from Illinois", as in everything outside of LA is one place. Perfect deadpan humor.